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Driftlines
DRIFTLINES
We could all use something to soothe us these days. Driftlines is a perfectly relaxing – but definitely not boring – knit that features a fun design. The hybrid construction of Driftlines makes it a unique pattern, combining both a shawl and a cowl in one. When worn, it looks like a triangular shawl from the front and a cowl from the back. It’s so simple to wear - just slip it on with no fuss of tucking in your shawl ends or bulk in the back neck. Driftlines makes for a quick project that is both interesting and meditative, creating a great distraction when you just want to unwind. Grab your favorite worsted weight wool, then settle in to knit one (or a few) up. So go on…de-stress and lose yourself in those lovely textured stitches.
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GAUGE
17.5 sts and 36 rows = 4 in/10 cm in Garter stitch, flat, unblocked
YARN REQUIREMENTS
Approximately 466 yds/426 m of your favourite worsted weight yarn
Samples are shown in:
De Rerum Natura Gilliatt (100% French Merino Wool, 270 yds/247 m per 100g skein), colorways Bouleau and Ciel
SUGGESTED NEEDLES
US 8/5.00 mm, long circular recommended
Note: Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the proper gauge.
NOTIONS
Crochet hook and waste yarn (optional for cast on method), stitch markers (4), yarn needle
CONSTRUCTION
This shawl/cowl hybrid accessory is knit both flat and in the round. It is seamless and worked top down.
This pattern includes fully written instructions as well as a handy stitch count table and schematics. It has been professionally tech edited and thoroughly tested.
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Photography Koyahni Photography // Tech Editing: amchart
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- First published: September 2021
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